Galicianna

Kingdom of Galicianna Raiñado de Galicianna
Flag Coat of arms
Motto:  Aquí está o misterio que firmemente profesamos ("Here is the mystery that we firmly profess")
Anthem: Rumorosos, que dixeran
Capital	Monteaño
Official languages	Galician Spanish
Ethnic groups	91% Galianan 9% Others
Religion	77.5% Christianity 18.5% Atheist/Agnostic 4% Other religions
Demonym(s)	Galianan
Government	Unitary Parliamentary Monarchy
• King	Xacobo II de Beariz
• Prime Minister	Lois Mondariz
• President of the Government	Xaquín Pau
Legislature	National Assembly of Parliamentary Representation
• Upper house	Senate
• Lower house	Parliamentary Chamber of Representatives
Unification of the Duchies
• Foundation of the Nation	1065
• Creation of the Constitutional Monarchy	May 14th, 1876
Population
• January 2020 estimate	72,950,898
GDP (PPP)	2020 estimate
• Total	$1,971,133,263,960
• Per capita	$27,020
GDP (nominal)	2020 estimate
• Total	$1,236,517,721,100
• Per capita	$16,950
Gini (2020)	45.9 medium
HDI (2020)	0.855 very high
Currency	Ameixas (AMX)
Driving side	right
Calling code	+341
Internet TLD	.gal

Galicianna, officially the Kingdom of Galicianna is a parliamentary monarchy, composed of 13 duchies, 1 maritime county, a suburban region and a capital district. Its capital city, Monteaño, is home to the country's key political, judicial, and financial institutions. The country is situated in two continents: the continental zone is located in Thrismari and the archipelagos in Thuadia . Galicianna is bordered by Vileria to the north, and Amilagro to the east.

The population of approximately 73 million people lives concentrated in the coastal areas of the country, making up more than 60% of the total population. The three most populated cities in the country are located in these areas, being Monteaño (the capital), Mazá and Amoroga.

Being a very ancient nation (having been founded at the beginning of the 11th century), it was a fairly isolated nation for many centuries, having a very homogeneous ethnic, cultural and religious composition. The country remained closed and isolated until the mid-20th century, when policies of opening and incorporation into the international market began to be promoted. These would begin to be applied more strongly in the 1970s, and the country would experience rapid industrialization, economic growth and urbanization.

Currently, Galicianna is considered a developing country. Despite having a human development index considered "very high" and having a relatively high GDP per capita, the country suffers from high inequality and a lack of a welfare state. However, inequality has been gradually falling over the last ten years and more public services have been created. Galicianna is expected to become a developed country in the next 20 years.

The country's economy is based mainly on the tertiary sector, with a large participation of the secondary sector. The industry represents 37% of the country's GDP, the main ones being electronics, agri-food and oil. The country also has a developed financial system, with important banking entities. Agriculture barely represents 3% of the nation's GDP, highlighting winegrowing and the cultivation of tropical fruits such as pineapple, mangoes and bananas.

Galicianna scores fairly well on measures of democracy and political freedom, being considered a "deficient democracy". However, it has poor scores in statistics such as press freedom, corruption index or respect for the environment.